Teen Depression

  At Teen Depression, we have mental health professionals and other residents who understand what you are going through.  

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What is Alice in Wonderland Syndrome?

Also known as Todd syndrome. It is a neurological condition by which a patient’s sense of body image, space, or time is distorted.

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What You Need to Know About Teen Depression

Teen depression does not have one single definitive cause but rather several psychological, biological, and environmental risk factors.

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Rare Mental Disorders That You Probably Didn’t Know (Part 2)

3. Alien Hand Syndrome. Individuals who are experiencing this syndrome felt that their one hand belongs to oneself while the other has a will of its own. 4. Capgras Syndrome. This syndrome is named after Joseph Caprgas. People who experience this syndrome have this delusional belief that someone is after their life. Their spouse or anyone who is close to them has been replaced by an impostor.

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Flexible Treatment Programs

Teens can find help for depression at our treatment center. We provide flexible treatment programs to help 12-17-years-olds overcome their depression and other mental health concerns. Call us at 888-226-0766.

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Fact of the Day

In the U.S., depression is the leading cause of disability for people who are older than 5 years of age.

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The Alarming Truth Behind Teen Depression

There are only 30 percent of depressed teens are being treated from depression. And every 100 minutes, a teen takes their own life.

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Labor Day Fun Fact

The first state to declare Labor Day as an official holiday was Oregon in 1887. Bonus fact, the first Waffle House opened on Labor Day in 1955. Happy Labor Day Everyone!

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Triggers and Signs of Depression Relapse

Our After-Care Depression Program provides teens with care services even after they have completed therapy. This service can help aid in preventing depression relapse in teens by addressing the warning signs. Here are some warning signs to consider: 1. Losing interest in your daily activities 2. Feeling sad or hopeless 3. Sudden and unhealthy weight gain or loss 4. Returning feelings of unworthiness 5. Sleeping issues and restlessness For more information, do not hesitate to call us at 888-226-0766.

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Some Causes of Depression in Teens

According to Mayoclinic, here are a few causes of depression in teens: 1. Hormones 2. Inherited traits 3. Early childhood trauma 4. Learned patterns of negative thinking We offer help. Call us at 888-226-0766.

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Warning Signs of Depression in Teens

Teens who suffer from depression may not realize it. Here are some warning signs to watch out for: 1. Social isolation 2. Irritability 3. Feelings of worthlessness 4. Lack of energy We offer help. Call us at 888-226-0766.

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Risk Factors of Teen Depression

1. History of physical or sexual abuse 2. Low self-esteem 3. Academic struggles 4. Substance abuse 5. Teens lacking social and family support

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Getting Help

Depression is among the most common mental health illness there is. Despite its rampancy, it is a highly treatable disease. Thus, if you are a teen suffering from depression, reach out, and get help. Many people are willing to help and support you.

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Happy National Senior Citizen’s Day!

This is an appreciation post to all of our senior loved ones out there! We encourage everyone to express your love to your senior family members and recognize their accomplishments.

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Rare Mental Disorders That You Probably Didn’t Know (Part 1)

1. Stendhal Syndrome. A person will experience panic attacks, dissociative experiences, confusion, and hallucinations when exposed to art. 2. Apotemnophilia. Also known as body integrity disorder and is believed to be neurological. It is characterized by the overwhelming desire to amputate healthy parts of the body.

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Categories of Mental Illness

1. Anxiety disorders 2. Mood disorders 3. Schizophrenia/Psychotic disorders 4. Dementia 5. Eating disorders

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Have Some Little R & R

Find time to relax. Remember that a little bit of fun won't hurt. Spend time for movie nights, picnics, and small getaways. Don't forget that your friends and family are there for you no matter what.

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Never Underestimate Depression

If your teenager is going through depression, talk to them, and encourage them to stay positive before it’s too late. We offer a lot of programs that may help them. You can call us at 888-226-0766 for more information.